How-to guides
Step-by-step guides to sharing, editing, versioning, and hosting the apps you build with AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, v0, and Lovable.
How to add comments to a live web app
Four ways to collect feedback on a live web page or app: chat threads, annotated screenshots, review tools, and comments pinned to the page itself. What works and when.
How to collaborate on a v0 or Lovable project as a team
v0 and Lovable generate real apps fast, but team review still means links and Slack threads. How to run feedback, edits, and versions on a builder project properly.
How to share a ChatGPT canvas with someone
Two ways to share a ChatGPT canvas: share the chat link, or take the work out of ChatGPT and share it as its own page. What each one can and can't do.
How to share a Gemini app with someone
Two ways to share what you built in Gemini: Gemini's own share link, or taking the HTML out and giving the app its own live link. What each one is good for.
How to share an app you built with Claude
Three ways to share a Claude artifact or app with someone (Claude's own share link, hosting the HTML yourself, or a collaboration link) and the trade-offs of each.
How to let non-coders edit an AI-generated app
Three ways to let someone without coding skills change an AI-built app: relay edits through you, have them re-prompt the AI, or give them direct no-code editing on the live page.
How to put an AI-built app on your own domain
Get your AI-built app off the vendor's URL and onto yours: what a custom domain requires, the DNS step in plain terms, and the self-host vs managed trade-off.
How to keep version history for AI-generated apps
AI apps change fast: re-prompts, hand edits, agent pushes. Four ways to keep version history, from filename copies to git to built-in history on the shared link.